Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-10
CHURCH AND STATE.
The President Discourses
on Christianity
TO SOME VISITING CHURCHMEN
He Applaud. Their Efforts and
Speaks of the Good Results
of Their LabOrs.
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WASHINGTON, d. c., December g.
At the opening of the session this
morning of the Evangelism Alliance,
Rev. Philip Schof, one OF The most
active workers of the Alliance. spoke
but few minutes, when the session
closed in order that the delegates
mightattend the Presidents reception.
On arriving at the White House
the guests were ushered into one of
the reception rooms. and in few
minutes the President made his ap-
pearance and was warmly greeted.
one by one to the President, each
each advancing and receiving
a cordial grasp of the hand,s
Rev. DIR. Burchard, of New York. of
the ''th,ee RS" fame, was among
those present. The President recog-
nized him, and advancing towards
him, said that he was glad to see him,
whereupon the crowd of delegates
broke out into laughter.
After the introductions were over,
the President addressed the delegates
as follows:
THE PRESIDENTS SPEECH.
ST am glad to meet 30 large dele
CATION from the Evangelical Alliance
OF the United States. l understand
the purpose of the Alliance to be tie
application Of Christian rules of con-
duct to the problems and exigencies
of social and political life. All must
/ admit that the teaching vi CiIrisi iianity
results in the pu est patriotism, The
most scrupulous fidelity to the public
trust and in the best type Of
citizenship. Those who manage
| the affairs of the government are
by these means reminded that the
law of God requires that they should
he courageously true to the interests
Of the people and the ruler Of the
universe v i'll require strict account
Of their stewardship. The people,
too. are thus taught that their hap
piness and welfare will be promoted
By
CONSCIENTIOUS REGARD
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brotherhood, and that the success of
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